Short Swiveling Poems
Short Swiveling Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Swiveling by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Swiveling by length and keyword.
dizzy dance of leaves
falling, evergreens crooning,
tire swing swiveling,
swords clashing, children laughing
bluster brisk as battle cools
9/18/2020
I danced with you beneath the blue moon
swiveling around you like a garland festoon
blue unicorns pranced, a flower bloomed
wiggling round words that you crooned
July 25, 2021
flurry of snowflakes,
waltz down in swiveling steps~
sun saw their last dance
Dec.29.2022
Ice, Snow or Frost Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsor- Tania Kitchin
Syllables-5,7,5 HMS
wish to sleep
not to die;
wish to fly
not to cry
root to vertex
not any text;
the breath’s whip
in life’s fax
feast of end
implanting trend;
in whining gyre
swiveling blood gland
© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
09/09/2021
overload of information
this brain retains
so much I’ve forgotten
the bleepers and bloopers
the Southern charm
with the likes of
well
bless
your
heart
watch out for the pretty gowns
sweeping, swiveling, smiling
Rhett Butler knows!
In the frosty boudoir of the winter
The fireplace's blaze seems dancing.
Legs and arms move hastily to hinder.
Hands and shoulders are swiveling.
As if there was a lovely lady dancer.
Written: February 05, 2022
Bite Size Poem #35 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
eyes open
eyes open
tears jerked
edges fallen
from
corners
circle me wagons
turquoise bead bender
swirling swiveling heads
counter me balanced
high-voltage death
sky lit up stars
night fell
fall on
me
own
escaped
borrows love
gutter prom kiss
naked shingles skin
rake me across
the
coals
here we are
eyes open
?
Everybody owns an office,
Though not already swiveling its chair;
Everybody, custodian of some promise,
To think differently, simply unfair.
The yet-to -be jangling -the keys to -it
Isn't to be dismissed as unfit
Between Mr. Dalton and Lady Eunice,
All repositories of some gift
Before their last breaths have it surface
If not stupendously, more than a bit.
Memory of Liberty
Ballroom entanglements of crush induce dancers,
Flouncing hem of skirt of my lady the Royal Queen,
Wavy as ocean, swiveling and sweeping in spiraling
concerto,
The sea of floating headgears bobbing up at the simms,
Footfalls on the parade paved hill tarmac of many
destinies,
Lives held in captivities in the jaws of colonial
metropolitan,
Imploding, searchlight to conquer the fun-fare frontiers,
Not really I replied
I could not actually imagine a pandemic
In my lifetime
Had never heard the term pandemic
Or if I had,
I did not recall it.
The world has turned itself
upside down and sideways
People have stopped socializing
For the pandemic is here
Swiveling her terrifying self
Into every aspect of our lives
When I get to heaven I will ask
about her, for she is stealing our
days with each other, making me irritable.